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Centrale Palace Hotel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
Ideally located a stone's throw from Palermo's main historic sites, the Centrale is the only hotel in the heart of the centro storico that was once a stately private palace. Built in 1717 and painstakingly renovated in 1996, the hotel weaves old-world charm with modern comfort like few establishment...
fodors.com
No title - expert review
For atmosphere and comfort, we'd still give the edge to Villa Igiea or the Astoria Palace - but Centrale Palace is a close runner-up. No other lodging lies as close to the Duomo, the Quattro Canti, and the monumental medieval heart of Palermo. The core of the hotel is a 17th-century private home, al...
frommers.com
No title - expert review
If you want to stay in the heart of Palermo, the Centrale Palace Hotel has an absolutely superb locationon one of Palermos most colorful main streets with the citys prime sightseeing targets just steps away. Within minutes you can be at the spectacular cathedral, the museums, or the theater. However...
karenbrown.com
No title - expert review
It is an eighteenth century aristocratic palace in the city centre of Palermo, very near Via Maqueda, Quattro Canti and the wonderful Cathedral. It has been wisely restored and since 1996 The Central Palace Hotel has been one of the most important four ' star hotels in the city. The precious atmosph...
travel.away.com
No title - expert review
The Centrale Palace Hotel, formerly an 18th century aristocratic residence, is set in beautiful grounds with statues and fountains, located in the historic centre of Palermo and one kilometre from the station. The hotel is comprised of 104 guestrooms, over four floors, featuring classic Italian deco...
sidestep.com
So, so - user review
I would say the location is more than a stone's throw away from many of Palermo's main tourist sites. It's not that the hotel is located far from most of them, but if someone has trouble walking or is in a wheelchair, for example, the Opera House, Palatine Chapel, bus station (to go to Monreale)etc....
fodors.com
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